Mancuso Marcello - Serie "Espansione Infinita"






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Marcello Mancuso, Serie Espansione Infinita, bronze on cement sculpture with patinated bronze elements, 2000, 20 × 15 cm, depth 3 cm, weight 3 kg, one-of-a-kind, hand-signed, framed in wood, in good condition.
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Infinite Expansion Series, 2000
Materials: bronze on cement, wooden frame
Dimensions: 20 × 15 cm. Including frame.
Shipped with insurance.
The small panel of 2000 concentrates, in an intimate scale, the dynamic of tension and opening that characterizes the Infinite Expansion series.
The cement surface serves as a neutral, compact field, a kind of geologic plane on which bronze intervenes as an active force: a series of metallic elements emerge and cross, generating a diagonal structure that suggests movement, growth, direction.
The bronze inserts, polished and cut into angular shapes, catch the light and throw it back with sharp reflections, creating a vivid contrast with the opaque materiality of the cement.
The effect is that of an energetic core that attempts to expand beyond its own limits, as if the matter itself were traversed by an inner push.
The wooden frame, essential and bare, does not close but accompanies: it becomes a margin that stabilizes the composition without subtracting strength from the sculptural gesture.
Despite the small size, the work maintains an intense presence: a micro-relief that combines constructive rigor and luminous vibration, transforming a domestic format into a small field of forces.
Infinite Expansion Series, 2000
Materials: bronze on cement, wooden frame
Dimensions: 20 × 15 cm. Including frame.
Shipped with insurance.
The small panel of 2000 concentrates, in an intimate scale, the dynamic of tension and opening that characterizes the Infinite Expansion series.
The cement surface serves as a neutral, compact field, a kind of geologic plane on which bronze intervenes as an active force: a series of metallic elements emerge and cross, generating a diagonal structure that suggests movement, growth, direction.
The bronze inserts, polished and cut into angular shapes, catch the light and throw it back with sharp reflections, creating a vivid contrast with the opaque materiality of the cement.
The effect is that of an energetic core that attempts to expand beyond its own limits, as if the matter itself were traversed by an inner push.
The wooden frame, essential and bare, does not close but accompanies: it becomes a margin that stabilizes the composition without subtracting strength from the sculptural gesture.
Despite the small size, the work maintains an intense presence: a micro-relief that combines constructive rigor and luminous vibration, transforming a domestic format into a small field of forces.
